EASY Printable Homeschool Schedule Template
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Want a printable homeschool schedule template? I have a very simple and basic one for you to download here. You can use this template for any lesson planning~ whether you homeschool or teach in a school.
How do you keep track of your daily homeschool schedule with your kids? Something that has worked very well in our homeschool is to have a daily schedule that is very consistent.
What I have always done in the past is written out the daily and weekly subjects on a dry erase board where everyone can see it. Then, they would look at the board as the day went on to see what they have to do. This has been great, but I needed to change it a bit. You can see my post about how I used to do it.
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This school year, I wanted each child to have their own individual schedule. This way I can personalize it more and they can keep track of things on their own.
I made a basic printable homeschool schedule template for you guys to use as well. I created one with a 4-day schedule and one with a 5-day schedule. We only do school at home 4-days each week. Friday we have a homeschool co-op that we meet with all day.
How to Use the Printable Homeschool Schedule Template:
I am using this homeschool schedule as a checklist for my kids. I printed them on two different colors of paper and laminated them. Then attach them onto a clipboard to keep at their desk. They will not get lost, and can be marked on with a dry erase marker if they want to check things off as the day goes on. I can also easily edit them and replace them as needed.
My kids do not have to do things in a specific order. They just have to complete their list. They like having the freedom to choose the order each day.
This is a very basic schedule with only the subjects covered. You can make a much more personalized one for your individual kids with the specific books they are reading. Some kids need that, others do not. I also include blank templates for you to write in the subjects and materials you are using that are specific to your own homeschool.
Feel free to download and use mine if you would like, or use this as a guide to create the perfect one for your family.
Download my EASY Printable Homeschool Schedule Template.
OR Grab this simple EDITABLE weekly lesson plan template in my shop.
It includes a chart to fill in for Monday-Friday, 7am-5pm. Each cell is editable to type in your plans and print as needed.
Also included is a Weekly Goal Planner to write out learning objectives, tasks, items needed, notes and a week review.
Can be edited in Adobe or by uploading to Google docs.
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Karyn, I didn’t see a link to be able to download the daily student schedule. Did I miss it?
Heather
Hi! I like the idea of your daily schedule. How much of it do you lead and help with and what do they do on their own?
Thanks!
Hey, Emily! We have a few subjects we do together as a family such as devotional, history, science, art, music study, etc. The other things they do mainly on their own. I am trying to teach them to be fairly independent. Then they have to check back with me on each of their assignments and narrate what they read or show me their work if written. Of course it depends on their ages & abilities. With my kindergartner, most of his work will be done with me by his side. With my 6th grader, he will do very little with my help.